[users@httpd] mod_publisher question

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Hi everyone,

I am trying to setup a reverse proxy using Apache that proxys Domino
web access for my organisation. The problem with Domini web access
(DWA) is that it has absolute URLs in all the documents that it
produces.

These URLs are in various HTML tags (such as img, a href) to
JavaScript, MetaTags and even input fields. The reverse proxy setup
requires me to map it to a URL like http://domain.tld/dwa/

If I use the root of the reverse proxy then everything works perfectly
because everything is an an absolutely URL preprended with a / (which
obviously makes it look at the root of the web server)

After a lot of research it seems like mod_publisher is the only way
that I can re-write each one of these elemetns in the produced HTML so
that everything falls in order.

I am interested to know if anyone has done something similar and if
there are any resources that you can point me to.

Any help is greatly appreciated. I have kind of hit a brick wall and
dont know where to go.

Thanks for reading my email and your time if you choose to reply.

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